Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-07-09
ST. PAUL.
SATURDAY. JULY 9th, 1887.

Mrs. GEORGE HUTTON, is spending
few days at Spring Park.
MIR. A. MILES, of Duluth, was in the
city few days this week.
Miss NELLIE BANKS is visiting Mrs.
Geo. Barnett, of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Brown, of Mime
apolis, were in the city last Sunday.
Look out for an excursion to Chicago
about Aug. %. Full particulars later.
Miss BERTHA HEATHcocK left Wednes-
day for Chicago, size returns tomorrow.
MEssRs. j. K. HILYARD and w. A
Hilyard spent the Fourth at Rush City.
Mr. OSCAR THOMAS, of Chicago, passed
through our city last Saturday enroute
to the West.
Mr.. W. T. EWING, of Des Moines, was
in the city Monday enroute to Washing
ton Territory.
Mrs. S. J. PARKS, ofBrainerd, lis in the
city guest of Mrs K. L. Williams, No.
442 n. Fort street.
MISSES LILLE RIcHEY and Alice Mox-
ly, of Duluth, are in the city, the guests
Of the Misses French.
The increase in the population of the
city. according to the new directory
which appeared this week is 1888.
The meeting of the Mite Society at
the Baptist church, Monday night, was
a very pleasant occasion and was well
attended.
Mr.. FRANK ROBERTSON, son of Mrs
L. A. Robertson, is in the city visiting
relatives, he has just returned from
Europe where he has been pursuing his
studies in art.
Go TO HILL's Furniture House, No
4O3, Jackson street where you will fine
full line of Household Goods, Furni
ture, Carpets, etc., as cheap if no
cheaper than any place in the city. t
Mr.. G. A. GooDEN is a very exper
bicyclist and may be seen every evening
practicing on Third street. One of the
feats he performs, is to change places
with the bicycle and allow it to ride him
WE are glad to say that Mrs. G. s
Jacobs, who has been confined to bel
bed so long, is able to sit up little this
week. Her many friends will be
pleased to learn this fact, for she has
certainly been great sufferer.
PREPARATIONS are being made by the
officers and teachers of the AM E. Sun
day school to give the scholars picnic al
one of our beautiful lakes, at an early
day. Due notice of time and place vii
be given throug these columns.
Mr.. J. K. HILYARD leaves to-day fol
Des Moines, Iowa, to attend the meet
ing of the African Grand Lodge o.
Masons to which he is delegate from
Pioneer Lodge. He is accompanied by
his wife, they will be gone about two
weeks.
The entertainment by the ladies anc
gentlemen who gave the recent and ex
cellent affair in Minneapolis for the
benefit Of the First A. M. e. church il
to be repeated in this city July Goth, fol
the benefit of the St. James M. r
church.
The Masonic entertainment at the
Baptist church Thursday night was 6
delightful success in every way. The
address by Mrs. William Gray was re:
plete with mystic lore and was delivered
in admirable style proving to be botE
entertaining and instructive, to the
large crowd present.
SUPr. BEReE, of the police patrol
makes the following report of work done
by the police department during the
month ending July LIST: Strayed teams
70; insane persons found and cared for
4; lost children reported, Is; sick and
injured cared for, 30; accidents, 10; ar.
rests, 1913; distance travelled by patrol
wagon, 1855 miles; fires, %; special calls
ansered, IS; box alarms, 314; alarms
answered by sub-stations, 40.
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